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jury. prosecutors called 16 witnesses to the stand last week. asking for any testimonies. thanks for joining us. i am britt moreno. minute. she's charged with first-degree murder and unlawful termination of a pregnancy. she allegedly stabbed michelle wilkins and cat -- and cut out her unborn baby. jamie leary's live at the boulder county courthouse with the very latest for us. good afternoon jamie. >> reporter: britt this wrapped up much more quickly than anyone expected. the fate of 35-year-old dynel lane now rests in the hands of attorneys from both sides took closing arguments. the prosecution with the last word arguing that while it may have been a bad plan, her plan was to commit for -- first- degree murder. the defense argued that they attempted manslaughter but when you look at the crime it's

attempted murder. >> why would she wait so long after miss wilkins got to her house to attacker. why wouldn't she have a plan of how she was going to kill her. why would not she have a story to tell her family or at the very least a story to tell the police. it just doesn't make any sense. it doesn't make any sense why a woman, a mother of two, who has someone who loved her, who didn't even want to have kids, would do something like this. it doesn't make any sense because it was a hasty, impulsive and wrestling -- reckless act. >> it is not reckless.

it is intentional behavior. actions speak louder than words, and when you are trying to determine what was somebody thinking, what did they intend when they harm another human being, you have to look at how they went about inflicting the arm. when you do that in this -- inflicting the harm. when you do that in this case, the only conclusion you can reach is that what it -- for whatever reason, for whatever thought or goal she had, whatever the plan was it wasn't a good plan, she intentionally, deliberately cut michelle wilkins to take and kill her baby. deliberating. they can take as long as they parties to stay close by. last week the judge allowed the jury to find her guilty if they so choose or find her guilty of

the defense, attempted manslaughter rather than first- degree murder so that verdict once the jury is ready for that, we will carry that live online at cbsdenver.com. charged with attempted manslaughter right now but if found guilty on all six counts she's been charged with, she prison. live outside the boulder county courthouse, jamie leary cbs4 news. thank you. aurora. the man inside this home has been found dead. the arapahoe county sheriff's office says they are swat team found his body after entering the home near east hampton and south malaya. this all started around 9:00 last night when they were making a welfare check. someone fired one shot at a deputy but no deputies were hurt. evacuations and road closures have been lifted. a homicide investigation after the killing of a woman in downtown denver. police say they found her body

apartment on park avenue and i- 25. someone had called police to check on her. the identity of the suspect and victim have not yet been released. snow is working its way into the state. varying elevations -- get a good shot of this. lauren whitney has the timeline so lauren, when will the snow start falling? >> we already have a little bit as we head toward the eastern -- western slope. we have winter weather advisories for parts of the high country, some of the western mountains could see 4 to 8" of snow, like winter park, breckinridge 8 to 10" possible. as you head toward evergreen and areas like idaho springs, georgetown and bailey you are looking at 6" to 10". for the denver area, no advisories maybe 1 to 4 -- 1" 2- 4%" for the denver area. -- to 4" for the denver area.

-- down south into los angeles county and possibly down into the far south, more rain there. 50s and parts of the eastern plains and high country 20s to upper 30s, 47 in grand junction. on the cloudy side with a chance of a few rain showers coming in later on this evening and that will turn over the snow tonight so we will time that out for you in just a moment. right now back to you though, britt. crews are still working on cleaning up a massive rock slide on i-70. they will close the interstate from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon. one lane will be open outside of that time with the pilot car guiding vehicles between glenwood springs to the east side of hanging like tunnel. delays are still expected with the open lane, detours are still an option but it could take drivers up to four hours. you can see those detours on

>> police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman in douglas county. they released this sketch of the suspect. take a good look. the douglas county sheriff's happened thursday night in parker. the victim was driving on the east side of the city when the car broke down and that's when allegedly. he's described as a fit white old. please call police if you know anything about this man. new at noon for kids in el paso county are recovering after authorities say they were attacked by three great danes. the kids were taken to the hospital and they had surgery. right now doctors say they are in stable condition. the dogs were taken by the humane society. it happened on saturday in the small town of rush, east of colorado springs. great danes are not known to be a vicious breed of dog but one rush resident thinks she knows what happened. >> if you are going to tease them or something like that, and maybe the kids didn't, i

that from any dog, i think. >> the owner of the dogs was served with unlawful ownership of a dangerous dog. happening today the uber driver accused of going on a shooting spree in kalamazoo, michigan over the weekend is expected to be arraigned this afternoon. investigators are looking for a motive. kenneth craig has more. >> reporter: investigators say 45-year-old jason dalton picked his victims at random, killing six people and seriously injuring two others. police say the uber driver began a shooting spree at an apartment complex in kalamazoo, michigan saturday night. he killed a 17-year-old and his father at a car dealership and then gunned down for women at a cracker barrel. surveillance video led to his arrest early sunday morning. >> reporter: he's a former ownership -- insurance adjuster and father of two. he's being arraigned at the county courthouse monday as investigators search for a motive. >> there is no connection that

different sets of victims to each other, or to any of the victims to mr. dalton. >> reporter: dalton had no criminal history before the rampage and uber says he passed a background check. investigators say he may have picked up passengers during his shooting spree. mart sutton and his friend -- mark dutton and his friend said they got nervous when he pulled up in a black hh are matching the description of what police were looking for. >> he said this is and hh are, you're not the guy are you? hundreds were -- hundreds gathered sunday night at a church as they tried to make sense of the senseless. kenneth craig kalamazoo, a woman shot at an to survive. a 14-year-old girl shot at the cracker barrel was originally declared dead by doctors until she squeezed her mothers hand. a wedding ring that fell off during the broncos gave most

finger of the newlywed who lost it. he's getting his wedding band after he lost it during the afc championship game. he and his wife figured he -- it was gone for good but it turns out someone found it. jim swasey contacted us after a friend saw the story about the lost ring. >> you didn't have to do all that. i appreciate it very much. you saved my marriage. [laughter] >> that was a close call. they had only been married a few weeks. he blames losing the ring on a cold january day and of course some aggressive cheering. he's offered to share some of his season tickets with the swasey he's next season. -- swaseys next season.

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crews is making the claim that he's the only candidate that can challenge trump. >> it's becoming clearer and clearer that we are the one campaign that can beat donald trump and where the only one that has been donald trump. >> some people like his conservative message. >> ted cruz speaks to people who are pro-life, who are not afraid of god in our system and want to return to constitutional values. >> reporter: while rubio is trying to make it appeal to all republicans. >> of the people in this race no one can unite this party faster than i can. >> he has support from donnie wahlberg who says he's voting republican for the first time. >> i would much rather have republican tell me something that i don't want to hear then have another democrat tell me everything that i want to hear, just to get my vote. >> reporter: john kasich is looking past nevada to super tuesday.

tomorrow. danielle nottingham, cbs news las vegas. and lauren whitney joins us to talk about the snow that is working its way into the state. you said some is already here, right? >> yes some of it is already out there. we have blue skies. you can see how cloudy it is in the area right now. >> lauren we are working on getting your microphone going, i am not sure it is on. but she's going to come on in just a moment and talk about the snow in the time line. if you would like to learn more about lawrence forecast though you can go to cbsdenver.com and of course, get this free appear. and you know what this is live tv so we are working on getting her microphone going. we welcome back to her in just a moment. >> take a look at this trending today, virginia mclaurin is 106

she visited the white house and made a lasting impression on president obama and the first lady after shaking hands with the president. she broke into a dance and got everyone to join her. >> [indiscernible -- multiple speakers] you slow down [laughter] >> i want to be like you. thank you. >> [laughter] if only i could have a fraction of her energy. mclaurin says she never thought she would make it to the white house.

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welcome back, let's take a look outside where we have cloud cover. it's been pretty thick and we're starting to see winds

map outside. right now gusts close to 24 miles an hour at dia. winds are about 22 in the area, so picking up just a bit from kyowa to bennett. looking at temperatures, not too bad, just know sun for it to feel warmer. 40 ndaa, 40s and 50s on the eastern plains. 46 in boro -- in boulder, 25 in steamboat and 47 in grand junction. you can see rain and snow in parts of the foothills, here in denver just on the cloudy side. snow and rain all the way down to las animas county. rain and showers on the western slope and starting to see that fill in more so as we look at the futurecast you will see the snow increase in the high country through the afternoon and into the evening hours. larimer county, denver -- maybe a little bit of rain and then overnight tonight we start to see that. by 11:00 tonight

down south denver could have a little bit of snow as well. you may be getting snow as well and then overnight we see a little bit of snow in denver but even by 9 am it's mainly to ourselves it fizzles out quite a bit. on the north sound of -- side of town -- more in the south. tomorrow afternoon and evening we start to clear and we get sunshine with snow continuing in the high country. as we take a look at what's going on, a to 12" for areas like breckinridge, winter park, and others. up to a foot in southern mountains and as you head toward the western mountains from steamboat to vail, aspen, crested butte looking at 4 to 8" work some of the foothills like evergreen, conifer, to georgetown 6" to 10". here in denver, a little bit less maybe 1" to 3". as you head south maybe 1" to

at about 50 so temperatures today looking at about 53 degrees. 30s in the high countries -- high country off to the west. a little bit better chance comes in this evening and overnight tonight the potential turn -- to turn over to snow in denver. skies will clear for us and after that we're back to moderate weather, looking at temperatures in the 50s and close to the 60s to end the week. let's send it back to britt. every year tens of thousands of americans die from infections they get a hospitals. hena daniels shows us how you can protect yourself and your loved ones during your next hospital visit. >> reporter: heather brighton had a knee replacement in 2013. two days later she knew something was terribly wrong. >> i started to have bouts and attacks of diarrhea and it just wasn't going away.

minutes. >> she picked up a life- threatening infection while recovering in the hospital. >> you are not eating, you're dehydrated and you are losing tremendous amounts of weight. >> reporter: it's estimated one in 25 patients contract an infection from the hospital and tens of thousands die every year from those infections. betsy mccoy found of the committee to reduce infections. she says patients need to be proactive and protect themselves . most importantly, make sure visitors and doctors wash their hands before coming near you. >> it's hard to do, patients are intimidated by those white coast -- coats but you could be saving your life by asking them to do that. >> reporter: also doctors should wipe stethoscopes between patients. research shows wiping down surfaces can in -- reduce infections by as much as 80% >> pull them out and wipe the circuit -- services.

post -- days before surgery date with chlorhexidine soap. brighton paul's her experience a big wake-up call. >> i think hospitals make an effort about keeping the hospitals as sterile as possible. i think more needs to be done. >> reporter: she says patients need to be their own best advocates. hena daniels for cbs news, new hyde park new york. >> patients on -- on antibiotics are usually susceptible to infection because antibiotics kill off intestinal bacteria. and up next a final check

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girls and why doctors say more work still needs to be done. and lauren joining us again with a final look at the snow coming our way. >> yes we have rain and snow on the western slope, a little bit in parts of the high country and into the foothills and southern colorado. part of the system is here, starting to see things arrive. we will see snow and rain here across the front range and into parts of northern denver so again we will start to see this become more as the day goes on and temperatures today in the low 40s, upper 50s, thursday ,,

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